Aesthetics as a Key Dimension for Designing Ubiquitous Entertainment Systems

  • Salem B
  • Rauterberg M
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Abstract. In this paper we review the current understanding of aesthetics. There are three aspects to aesthetics namely: the form, the action and the experience. We explore these aspects and highlight their relevance for entertainment. We then investigate ubiquitous entertainment systems notably from an interaction point of view. We advocate and define how ubiquitous entertainment could and should rely on aesthetics as a framework for the delivery of usable systems.

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Salem, B., & Rauterberg, M. (2005). Aesthetics as a Key Dimension for Designing Ubiquitous Entertainment Systems. The 2nd International Workshop on Ubiquitous Home — Ubiquitous Society and Entertainment, (c), 85–94.

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